The Cinema-Television Graduate Program aims to provide students with an advanced course of study in the history, theory and criticism of motion pictures. the instruments, contexts, and settings of the cinema and TV through the interdisciplinary cooperation of cultural, sociological, psychological, historical and linguistic approaches as well as promoting the emergence of products in these areas. The program is structured as to give the students the possibility to choose from a wide range of elective courses.

Graduates from the M.A. in Cinema and Television Studies program have gone on to successful careers as film scholars, curators, festival programmers, film archive preservationists, as well as film critics, instructors, screenwriters, filmmakers and industry professionals.  Cinema and Television Studies M.A. students also have the opportunity to pursue internships in order to further their professional development at film libraries and archives in the city or in the film and media industries.